New York Times Answers - Friday, 3rd May 1996

There are 32 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 3rd May 1996. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	On the loose
AAcross 8:	Jefferson's '61 counterpart
AAcross 15:	Unselfish folks
AAcross 16:	Raises a fuss
AAcross 17:	Took a sample	TRIEDIT
AAcross 18:	Shopaholic's aid
AAcross 19:	First name in clowns	RONALD
AAcross 20:	Dwarf, with "over"
AAcross 21:	"Equatorially" ample
AAcross 22:	Port. is part of it	EUR
AAcross 23:	Shore of America	DINAH
AAcross 27:	Sermon starter
AAcross 29:	Musical finale
AAcross 30:	Film set around 73 B.C.	SPARTACUS
AAcross 35:	Malcolm-___Warner	JAMAL
AAcross 36:	Bush whacker
AAcross 37:	Period in human history
AAcross 39:	Despise
AAcross 40:	The Man of a Thousand Faces	LONCHANEY
AAcross 42:	Zero-wheeled vehicle
AAcross 43:	Smith or Jones
AAcross 44:	Squirts
AAcross 46:	Pull some strings
AAcross 47:	Black Sea cottage
AAcross 52:	Baseball card essentials
AAcross 54:	Collapsed	FELLIN
AAcross 55:	Square meal?
AAcross 58:	One way to settle a fight
AAcross 59:	For	INFAVOR
AAcross 60:	Vulnerable to being shot	INRANGE
AAcross 61:	Nebraska natives
AAcross 62:	Quotable Yankee
DDown 1:	TV dog	ASTRO
DDown 2:	Pound
DDown 3:	"Mule Train" singer	LAINE
DDown 4:	Fields
DDown 5:	Like some days
DDown 6:	Part of a control tower screen
DDown 7:	Direction in France
DDown 8:	Trouper
DDown 9:	Lick
DDown 10:	Really mattered
DDown 11:	Uncle Sam's stuff
DDown 12:	Mischief
DDown 13:	Constellation near Telescopium
DDown 14:	"No___"
DDown 20:	Attire for walking on tiptoe
DDown 22:	Make A's, e.g.
DDown 24:	Start of a quote ending "it tolls for thee"	NOMAN
DDown 25:	Dull saw, maybe
DDown 26:	"R-O-C-K" singer, 1956
DDown 28:	After-grace directive
DDown 30:	Tennis shot
DDown 31:	Poet Neruda of "Il Postino"	PABLO
DDown 32:	Ibuprofen targets
DDown 33:	___man (early human)
DDown 34:	Resiliency
DDown 35:	Tractor handle
DDown 38:	G.E. subsidiary	RCA
DDown 41:	Poet's output
DDown 45:	Broke in, as a hole in a hull
DDown 46:	Brouhahas
DDown 48:	"The Tell-Tale Heart" teller's heart?	ALLAN
DDown 49:	Hold tight
DDown 50:	Swinging connection
DDown 51:	Hell's follower
DDown 53:	Face-saver?
DDown 54:	"Candid Camera" host	FUNT
DDown 55:	20-year sleeper
DDown 56:	Santa___
DDown 57:	Old G.I.'s group
DDown 58:	Knock, in 90's slang